Administrative Case Handling Manual (5th Edition) (Includes Disc)

Author: Legal Publishing House Regulations Center
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Publish Date: April 1, 2006
Features: Since its publication, the Administrative Case Handling Handbook has been well-received and recognized by a broad readership. At the same time, to meet the practical needs of case handlers in the new era, we have continuously revised and improved this book, striving to innovate both in content and format, making it a convenient and practical, ever-renewing reference tool for case handling. The greatest distinction of this book from general legal compendia is:
1. Clear and logical structure, tailored to practical case handling needs. The content is divided into four parts: comprehensive legal norms, departmental category legal norms, commonly used judicial interpretations for administrative litigation, and commonly used judicial interpretations for state compensation. Among them, the "departmental category legal norms" section is based on the Supreme People's Court Notice on Standardizing Administrative Case Causes and categorizes 41 types of administrative management behaviors, each accompanied by corresponding laws and regulations, ensuring the rationality and authority of the classification. The "commonly used judicial interpretations for administrative litigation" section takes the provisions of the Administrative Litigation Law as the basis and main thread, selecting and arranging legal documents under the corresponding litigation procedures.
2. Comprehensive legal coverage, with an index of typical cases to provide thorough guidance for case handling. The book compiles over 310 regulatory documents, including laws, regulations, and judicial interpretations, issued before March 2006, for administrative case handling. Additionally, it selects over 110 typical cases from the Supreme People's Court Bulletin and Administrative Enforcement and Administrative Trials (published by Legal Publishing House), creating an index to guide the handling of similar cases.
3. Free CD-ROM included, with additional service for updates to new laws, making it convenient and practical. The CD-ROM contains the complete legal documents listed in the directory, which can be directly downloaded and printed. Updates to new laws are detailed in the supplement registration table at the end of the book.
As legislative and judicial practices evolve, we will continue to improve this book and welcome valuable feedback from readers. Since its publication, the Administrative Case Handling Handbook has been well-received and recognized by a broad readership. At the same time, to meet the practical needs of case handlers in the new era, we have continuously revised and improved this book, striving to innovate both in content and format, making it a convenient and practical, ever-renewing reference tool for case handling. The greatest distinction of this book from general legal compendia is:
1. Clear and logical structure, tailored to practical case handling needs. The content is divided into four parts: comprehensive legal norms, departmental category legal norms, commonly used judicial interpretations for administrative litigation, and commonly used judicial interpretations for state compensation. Among them, the "departmental category legal norms" section is based on the Supreme People's Court Notice on Standardizing Administrative Case Causes and categorizes 41 types of administrative management behaviors, each accompanied by corresponding laws and regulations, ensuring the rationality and authority of the classification. The "commonly used judicial interpretations for administrative litigation" section takes the provisions of the Administrative Litigation Law as the basis and main thread, selecting and arranging legal documents under the corresponding litigation procedures.
2. Comprehensive legal coverage, with an index of typical cases to provide thorough guidance for case handling. The book compiles over 310 regulatory documents, including laws, regulations, and judicial interpretations, issued before March 2006, for administrative case handling. Additionally, it selects over 110 typical cases from the Supreme People's Court Bulletin and Administrative Enforcement and Administrative Trials (published by Legal Publishing House), creating an index to guide the handling of similar cases.
3. Free CD-ROM included, with additional service for updates to new laws, making it convenient and practical. The CD-ROM contains the complete legal documents listed in the directory, which can be directly downloaded and printed. Updates to new laws are detailed in the supplement registration table at the end of the book.